Nexus, in the context of Windows, doesn[SQ]t refer to a single, specific program or application. The word "Nexus" is used in various ways related to software and networking. To understand what someone means by "Nexus for Windows," you need more context. Here are some possibilities :

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Sonatype Nexus (Repository Manager):

This is the most likely scenario if you encountered "Nexus for Windows" in a technical context. Sonatype Nexus is a powerful repository manager used by developers. It[SQ]s a server application (not a client-side program like a typical Windows application) that manages software components (like JAR files, npm packages, etc.). You would *install* Nexus on a Windows server, not directly use it like a regular Windows application. It[SQ]s a backend tool, not a frontend one.

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A custom application or program:

Someone might have created an internal application or a project they named "Nexus" and it runs on Windows. This is highly specific and without more information, it[SQ]s impossible to say what it does.

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A misspelling or confusion:

The person might be referring to something else entirely, and "Nexus" is a mistaken word or part of a larger name.

To get a clear answer, you need to provide more context, such as:

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Where did you encounter this term?

(a website, a forum, a document)
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What was the surrounding text or conversation?

This will give clues to the intended meaning.

With more details, a much more precise answer can be given.